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HISTORTOEK.
crigere, de contirmare Auduir. Ouxsinir ex co, annon srvtorouor luro.
remillum concemnendum ducerer. quum annursee, rursum interro-
sauir, annon a cum, qui in caru prxconium Facerer. quum nec idne-
frec, Nonneinquit, e oxqopa por tentoriorum arriticem. quum id
quoque tareretur, Subiccie Socrates, Ouidrgieur ? annon exhuiusmo.
di constacur Acheniensis populus? Ouos ergo sinsillarim despicabiles
opin. x5, ne coniunctos reformidaverine, id que pexano peorcor magno
animo. Rhodisin. lib. 13. Cap. 37.
Scorionis Dacorum Ducis prudensfactum, ad
versus temeritatem vulsi, bellum
affectantis. L.I.
Vm sciret Scorio diffociarum quidem armis ciuilibus populum
LKomanum, non camen occasione inde arrepea lacessendum exri-
mulandumue eAt arbicratus: quanquam imperica rulgi remeritas non
deellet, mulca, ec praectara Pubindemmantis: quoniam relur ex specu-
la prospiciebar. posse obtingere, rebello externo insruence, domestica
reltinsuerencur incendia, de roluncarum coalicu in idem cendencium
Funectior pereorinis inffigererur clades. Popularium vero animosle.
piderepressie, de reprehendic. Canes siquidem duos ipsis inspectant-
buscommitie, iilque mox sericer compuonancibus moxlupuminget
sic: quem illi procinus omistaira incerse, re communem holtem ala-
crirer inuadences conterere. uo exemplo ingemiperspicacis dux, de
in coniectandis rebus Collerussimi ab impetu Romanis pro Fururo
barbarosintibuic. OuibussRommisinquam) id prope sollemnelem.
pertuic, rebellum externum discordia excicarerincestina: rurtumque
auerreret hocholtile malum ceruicibus impendens. Rhodigin. lib. 17.
CaP. 25.
Accommodare admodum ad hanc historiam DionyI. Halicarna(S.
Anciquicat. lib. 8. his verbis. Ita certe in omnibuslocistam Orxcoru.
quam barbarorum gentium ru renie, recellancibus externs pericu-
lis, inceltina domi seditiones exorinneur: sed maxime id accidicin po-
pulis bellica rumnosaq; ricx allueris, partim libereatis, parcimim-
Peri deliderio. Aore namque concinere se postune insenia cupidiraci.
busasuclacta, siprohibeaneur consueris exerciciis. e ideo prudentes
reipub. Prasides semper alent aliqua tellorum excernorum semina,
Carius ducentes Foris conftietari quam domi, dec.
Caluisii Sabini hominis ventosissimi obstupe-
scenda memoria. Ex Seneca,
epist 27. L. II.
Aluisius Sabinus memoria nostra fuit diues, de parrimonium lia.
beode libetemt, deIngenium (Schol. Lipsti. Habebat, inquir. opes
maenas, vr solent nune liberrini: sed ee ingenium tale, id est, humile, ter
reum, es quod saperes stirpem.) Nunquam ridihominem beacum inde-
cencius
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